Democrats Near National Convention in San Francisco
A newspaper column quotes William J. Bryan praising women’s political influence and notes his question of their gullibility. It also criticizes civil service pay and recounts Terre Haute residents refusing to be counted, with Governor Coolidge urging obedience to law as essential to freedom and governance.
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San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Federal Civil Service
Civil Service
Ty Hey
Coulilae
Massachusetts
Indiana Republican slate shapes up strong for 20th century ballot
The Second congressional district appears set to be well represented on the Indiana Republican state ticket. Judge Ira Batnan of Bloomington likely to be appellate judge. David ih Feod of Linton runs for treasurer. Bart Morgan of Greensburg withdraws clearing path for Beat And Major Emmmett FC Branch of Martinsville seems poised for lieutenant governor nomination. After January, Republicans dominate the state payroll rail.
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Indiana
Ira Batnan
Bloomington
David Ih Feod
Linton
Bart. Morgan
Greensburge
Beatt
Emmmett
Opposition to Wilson League Pact in 1920 Debate
The piece discusses opposition to Woodrow Wilson's league of nations proposal and Bryan's stance. It argues the main opposition stems from Wilson's approach and self interest rather than broader concerns, mentions Socialist party loyalty questions in New York, and comments on partisan politics and governance.
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William J. Bryan
Wilson
League of Nations
Brygal
Senate
Pat
Hody
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Presidential nominating fight slows Democratic zeal
Fragmentary text notes Wilson’s push for the 1920 nomination, dampening party enthusiasm and signaling concern over his ego. Also mentions forty six coal mines in the Kata Haute field closed this week due to railroad shortages, with daily output around 24,000 tons, blamed on federal road administration inefficiency.
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Kétre Haute
Political clashes over platforms and feminism debated
The piece critiques Republicans and Democrats, praising or challenging leaders like Hays Wilson and Berger. It discusses federal commissions, socialism, moral campaigns, and women’s suffrage, noting opposition within Indiana political organizations and local figures in Evansville.
Democratic party splits over Bolshevik fears and land gifts
The piece argues the federal government may be angered by liberal land contributions to bolster Bolshevik influence in America. It cites Colonel Henry Watterson as a loyal Democrat and suggests Republicans could gain in the next election as the Democratic party appears divided and mocked as a Wilson faction.
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Henry Watterson
Kentnckdy
Democratic Party
Wilson Party
United States
Red Disciples of Anarchy
Socialist Party
Indiana Republicans urged restraint before suffrage session
A partisan commentary warns Indiana Republicans to avoid a divisive pre election fight in a special session aimed at advancing the suffrage amendment. It argues party unity under Governor Goodrich and State Committee Chair Wasnith, and criticizes socialist and labor radicalism while defending constitutional rights and public order.
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Goodrich
State House
Senate
House
Indiana
Republican Party
Chairnman Wasnith
State Committee
Rights and Prohibition Debate in Early 20th Century Text
The text discusses labor rights advocates led by Gompers challenging privilege and equal citizenship. It notes college students debating peace treaty ratification and League of Nations, while recalling federal enforcement of Prohibition and its six year timeline.
Bedfoul Plant Strikes Spread Through District Quarries
Workers at a Bedford plant walked off overtime duties triggering a broader district strike. The action involved a dozen quarries, halting operations and affecting local employment.
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Bedfoul
Calleu
Lt Wen
Resignation from Legislative Committee Sparks Prohibition Debate
Julia Landers has left the legislative committee amid claims the group is packed by Republicans. The Anti-Saloon League may withdraw opposition as federal prohibition debates move toward a nationwide vote.
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Jilia Landers
Franchise League
Julia
godRteef
Hiram Johnson Leads Public Procession
A fragmented report notes Hiram Johnson making efforts to maintain public presence during a parade or procession. The feature suggests Johnson's leadership role in guiding the public event and shaping the display or demonstration.
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Hiram Johnson
Byte
School Leader Suffers Fracture After Horse Incident
Mrs. Eliza Gharst, a West Washington school leader, sustained a compound fracture of the left femur when her horse kicked during an accident Wednesday afternoon near J. T. Harris's home. She was brought home in a buggy and treated by Drs. Wadsworth and Spink, with recovery expected to take some time.
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Eliza Gharst
Maple Street
Breaéki
Mysterious illness halts federal inquiry in Chicago
Investigation of radical activities in Chicago paused as John T. Creighton and a Justice Department team fall ill. Authorities report mysterious symptoms while in the federal building, with doctors unable to diagnose the cause and rooms said to be contaminated by crowds.
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Aith Diew
Vudtea
Chicago
RED
Associated Press
John T. Creighton
Daik
Department of ‘Justice
Sestergaf
State Highway System Plan Approved by Commission
The state highway commission decides on a network of roads to reach every county seat and Indigent area. The plan covers 3 156.5 miles per county and includes a key route in a county, as directed by Ly Hi, director of the commission. The system must be designated before April 1.
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Ghosen
Syster
State Highway’ Commission
Ly Hi
Tttem
Indigqna
Wrieht Baird
Maintenance plan for highway system under Wright commission
The commission and its engineering staff selected a maintenance system for the highway network to be official, funded by 1920 automobile license fees estimated at 2 000 000. The winter program under maintenance engineer A H Hinkle will prepare plans, dividing the system into numbered sections to replace old names.
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Wright
Commission
A. H.hinkle
Mainteance Department
Washington wrecking crew helps Slabe Creek bridge
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials arrange for a dredge boat to operate under the Storm Creek bridge near Flemings. Civil engineers from Nave coordinate dredging while wrecking crews and steam derricks from Cincinnati and Washington move in Friday morning to lift the bridge structure. Work scheduled to start after trains due at 1 20 a m and aims for a brief duration with no disturbance to passenger service.
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Seymour Republican
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Storm Creek
Flemings
Railroad Company
Nave
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Wheat Price Advance Sends Market Into Turmoil
The Seymour Republican reports wheat prices rise as the United States Grain Corporation sells its district holdings. Elevators pay 2.45 for wagon wheat while farmers delay selling hoping for higher prices. Flour retail may climb 25 to 50 cents per sack, with further gains expected.
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Cring
Sass
Seymour
United States Grain Corporation
Tts
Grain Corporation
United States
Opening of New Crater Shocks Vera Cruz Towns
Reports from Cor doba and Orizaba in Vera Cruz state describe panic as a fresh crater opens near Orizaba volcano about fifteen miles north, with smoke reportedly issuing from the crater according to military officers in the earthquake district.
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Associated Press
Menfoo City
Cordoba
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Presidentisl Mili
Bruner Divorce Suit Shocks Vincennes Community
Mrs Anna M Bruner files for divorce from millionaire opera owner Andrew Bruner in Vincennes alleging neglect and credit denial. She seeks 240000 alimony and an injunction to protect more than 1 million in Bruner assets. The couple, married in June 1892, have two children Loretta and Louis Bruner.
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MIP
Vincennes
Ind
Jun. S
Andrew Bruner
Anna M. Bruner
iMrs. Hauar
Hfe
Louis Bruner
Battery
Kle Field Ardbery
Frareo
Bedford Rellante plant boss takes Seymour factory post
Rellante Manufacturing announces R. Grespa, former manager at Bedford, has assumed the superintendent role at the Seymour plant. Bertha Eradt, previously in charge at the factory, remains with the firm in a supervisory capacity.
Fragmentary AP dispatches and Mexico weather note
The text reports incomplete Associated Press dispatches about government negotiations and a military turnout, plus a Mexico City weather and disaster note. It mentions life disturbance reports and a count of bodies, with dates and places obscured.
Indiana Democrat Niblack Eyes Governor Nomination
Vincennes resident INKY NIBLACK intends to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Indiana. The formal announcement is expected soon as he continues his long standing role in state politics.
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Woolrew Wilson
Inky Niblack
Niblack
Vincennes
Indiana
Man’s heart removed and rebuilt by surgeon in Chicago
A Chicago man named Stave Zakich reportedly shot himself with the bullet lodging in his heart. A surgeon removed the heart from its cavity, extracted the bullet from the muscle, replaced the heart and sewed the incisions in the heart and abdomen. Zakich is recovering and eating solid food.
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Stave Zakich
Chicago
Zakich
Zehick
Mine Reopens Delay After Massive Slate Fall
American No 1 mine officials push clearing work on south entry after fire. Rock and slate falls hamper access as seals back toward the fire zone are extended. Large slabs, some tens of tons, are dynamited and removed while safety measures prevent fumes flare ups. No reopening date yet.
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Mall South
Bicknell Daily News
Breig
Dave Scott Announces Candidacy for State Treasurer
David R. Scott of Linton announces his Republican bid for state treasurer from Indianapolis. Scott, a dry goods and banking businessman, chairs the Second congressional district and has led party work for six years with interests in Linton and Bicknell.
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Dave Scott
David RR. Scot
Linton
Scott
Indianapolis
Mrr
Bicknell
Evansville Delegates Named for Mississippi Valley Aviation Meet
Ray A. Graham P. P. Carroll and FLY DELEGATES chosen by S. WL. May president of the Chamber of Commerce to represent Evansville at the Mississippi Valley Aviation club competition in Chicago January 12 and 13.
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Ray A. Graham
P. P. Carroll Haveeen
S. WL. May
Chamber of Commerce
Evansville
Mississippi, Valley Aviation Club
Chicago
Prisoner Breaks Jail Leads to Manhunt in Petersburg
Gurney Brute, jailed on a serious charge, broke a chain securing his cell door and escaped into the street. Prisoners aided by the break, and officers pursued. Brute had been confined on the second floor in the women's section and has not yet been captured.
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Petersburg
Jan
Gurney Brute
Gohep
Brice
Jqi
Arrest of Lisville Ginl Slaver Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an arrest of a Lisville ginl slaver with police and detective involvement. The text is garbled but hints at action by Louisville, Kentucky authorities and a February timing.
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